

Then There Were None
Within 50 years of European contact in 1778, the native Hawaiian population halved due to Western diseases and the influence of American missionaries.
Synopsis
Within 50 years of European contact in 1778, the native Hawaiian population halved due to Western diseases and the influence of American missionaries.
Synopsis
Elizabeth Lindsey presents a narrative of native Hawaiians, beginning with their population of over half a million at European contact in 1778. Within 50 years, Western diseases drastically reduced their numbers. The film details the influence of American missionaries and the takeover of lands for sugarcane and pineapple plantations. It also addresses the influx of immigrant workers, which led to Hawaiians becoming a minority in their homeland. Sociologists from the University of Hawai'i warn of potential extinction for full-blooded Hawaiians within 45 years.
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